Easter in Jerusalem marred by Palestine strife and fear
Easter in Jerusalem opened under tension as worshippers prayed at the Holy Sepulchre while armed guards and Arab factions enforced security. A 2 year old Arab boy sold grenades nearby as the Easter parade of armored cars and tanks moved through the streets. Foreign visitors faced checkpoints and armed guards as Arab and Jew factions clashed in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Turner
Jerusalem
Church of Ie Holy Sepulchre
Prince of Peace
Tomb of Christ
Atalis
Jollagele
Hebron
McNabb Found Dead in Do Than Rooming House at 52
Glenn D. McNabb aged 52 was found dead in bed early yesterday at his rooming house 206 North Foster street Do Than. Coroner says death from natural causes with no foul play evident after police and sheriff deputies investigated a missing money rumor. McNabb, born in Barbour Capsty, moved to Dothan in 1916 and was a member of Piichard Methodist church. Funeral at Johnson Funeral Home chapel.
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Glenn D. McNabb
North Foster Street
Dothan
Smith Hall
Mc Nabb
Sheriff's Office
MacNabb
Bishop Laundry
Eldredge Cameron
Cameron
McNabb
Barbour Capsty
Piichard Methodist Church
Johnson Funeral Home
Tura ‘Do Ne
Pago 1
Cancer Specialist Presents Cured Patient Exhibition
An audience at a city auditorium heard a physician claim a cancer patient is cured. The speaker introduced the patient as Exhibit A and challenged the crowd with his proof, saying the cure shows no difference from others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby Ellard la
City Auditorium
Reid
Jook
Bentieg
Grewel
Headland Escapee Jailed On Larceny Charge By Warden
Headland escapee Julan Harlan, held on second degree burglary and larceny charges, was jailed in Houston County with bonds totaling 1500 dollars. Sheriff J Walt Cameron said Harlan escaped from the Headland camp and burglarized the home of Mr and Mrs C W Sent veer Brulah died. the offense reportedly occurred last year and charges were filed after S D Boswell swore warrants for arrest.
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Julan Harlan
Houston County
SAPS
J. Walt Cameron
Marian
S. D. Boswell
Boswell
Cameron
Headland
Harlan
C W.J. Sent
Day Of Resurrection as Told in Gospel Tale
An early Sabbath dawn brings the Resurrection story with Mary Magdalene and Mary of Bethany visiting the tomb. An angel proclaims Jesus is risen, disciples glimpse the empty tomb, and Jesus appears to Mary and the apostles, offering peace and the gift of the Holy Spirit. The narrative blends encounters at the tomb, Emmaus, and the charged reactions of disciples.
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Jerusalem
Jesus Christ
Mary Magdalene
Mary of Bethany
Gallice
Simon Peter
John
Simon
Mary
Jesus
Bilm
Teno Bulie
Matthew
Emmaus
Moses
Emmaua
Easter Crowds Expected In Dothan Churches Morning
Easter Sunday crowds are anticipated across Dothan and area for the third Go-to-Church Crusade. Sunrise services planned at several sites with Ozark and Columbia joining in union efforts. Local choirs will perform cantatas and anthems as pastors oversee joint services.
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Herbert S. Hovey
Tony Sturges
Epistopsl Church of the Nativity
Dothan
Trewds
Ozark
Do“Iban
R. Tipton Carrell
First Christian Church
Columb
Baptist Church Choir
Wilmer Parker
KR. R. Holman
Columbia Methodists
Lilinad
Tornado Toll Mounts Across Southeast and Midwest
Tornadoes killed three in Aliceville Alabama and injured about 100 across the Southeast, with additional fatalities reported in Indiana Missouri and Illinois. A mother and two sons died in a hailstorm linked crash near Paris Tennessee. Mayor Stobler priced Aliceville damage at 10 000 to 300 000, as officials described the storm as the worst seen.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Missouri
Ilinois
Paris
Aliceville
Wilemall Town
Alabama
Finland Fights Reds Plan as Soviets Probe Norway Pact
In Helsinki conservative papers charge Communists with seeking a dictatorship in Finland while Moscow talks on a Finland Soviet friendship and military pact move forward. The Finnish press cites Herta Kuusinen’s call for a path similar to Czechoslovakia, warning of one party rule.
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Melsinki
Finkind
Moscow
Norway
United States
Finland
Helsingin J Senamat
Herta Kuusinen
Czechoslovakia
E Kauppatehti
Kuusinen
Kaupatehti
Aisn
Drunken Driving Charge Filed After Driver Strikes Bus
Drunken driving charge filed after a Webster Webb route one driver collided with a school bus near the Key Shure Laka street intersection yesterday afternoon. No charges were placed against a second driver as the Watford car overturned and poles were damaged.
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Melvin M. Watford
Webb
Thorse
Shure-Laka Street
Dehan
Proffer Pay Hike To Avert Strike
President emergency board recommended a 4 15 22 cent per hour increase for railroad workers. Unions, led by Alvonley Johnston and A F Whitney, warned of a possible nationwide strike within three days if demands were not met. Full text pending. unions have 30 days to respond before further action.
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Ernest Barcella
Washington
Alvonley Johnston
The
Brotherhood of Engineer
Cleveland
Brotherhood
Johnston
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of
Whitney
Urdona
Tara
Republicans Signal Boost in Defense Spending
Senate Republicans promise an expanded defense posture with emphasis on air force needs. Chairman Taft says the policy committee will assess the entire military situation next week, including drafts revival and universal military training. GOP leaders argue tax cuts and debt reduction can accompany foreign aid and stronger defense.
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Waslington
Senate
Republican Teader
Taft
Ohio
Republican Poliey Committee
Truman
GOP
Filence Feaders
House
Battle over convoy as Jewish Arab clash leaves dozens hurt
Four Jewish planes attacked a convoy near Bethlehem in an Arab Jewish clash. Arab claims 33 Jews killed, 60 Arabs and 28 Jews injured. later tallies report five Jews and five Arabs killed. Fighting centers around Pools of Solomon, city walls, and Jerusalem.
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Josep C. Goodwin
Jerusalem
Chii
Aaid
Eather Lowiah
Pools of Solomon
Bethlehem
Jemantem
Jeader
Dutteta
Gold
Ile
Tie Party
Haganah
Lit T
Pools of
Solomon
House Leaders Confident on Foreign Aid Bill Passage Next Week
In Washington AP dispatch leaders foresee approval of a 44.205 billion foreign aid bill by a broad majority, with Speaker Martin expressing strong confidence. The package aims to bolster Europe and China against Soviet expansion using American funds and military know-how, while defenders cite changing attitudes in Congress and reduced opposition.
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Washington
Martin
Europe
China
Marin
Toledo
Kremlin
Eaton
R-Nj
Foreign Affair
Committes
Hleorm
Fifteen Rebels Executed at Dawn over Salonika Shelling
In misty dawn at a military prison above Salonika a firing squad executed fifteen guerrillas linked to the February shelling of Salonika. The condemned men, many unshaven and pale, were shot to death after brief prayers as soldiers hurried them along.
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Salonika
Dan L
Greece
Auerrijlas
Bern
Ain
Ted Twe Br Rene
Moe Andr
Eras
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Methodist Church
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Midwest
Herbert W. Parlaiua
Department of Commerce
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Soviet Union
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